There is only one life, how often do you hear that? Is there a truth behind that? Do we really have only one life? Or for that matter, what exactly is life? What is living it large or under the carpet? Can your version and definition of life be different from someone? Are all these questions relevant? Well, the answer to all these questions, depends on your perspective towards the human existence. Are existence and life the same thing? Do share your thoughts in the comments section... Didn't the post just get interesting? Click on the post title to read the complete blog ..read more

In cricket, Sachin Tendulkar has ‘it’, football greats Pelé and Zidane display ‘it’, Apple Co-founder Steve Jobs embodied ‘it’ and most world leaders have ‘it’ in abundance. How to decode the mysterious ‘it’ factor in leadership? HarperCollins presents from India’s leading Executive Presence coach and bestselling author EXECUTIVE PRESENCE The P.O.I.S.E Formula for Leadership by Shital Kakkar Mehra. Shital Kakkar Mehra, India’s leading Executive Presence coach and bestselling author, has trained... Didn't the post just get interesting? Click on the post title to read the complete blog ..read more

It is said that change is the only constant, and it is applicable in every aspect of life in some form or the other. Then, how businesses can stay away from this constant? They simply can't! Just as humans, who need to adapt to the ever-changing surroundings and circumstances, the businesses need to follow the suit. Is it different for different businesses? I don't think so, the only thing that would be different is the scale at which these changes need to be implemented. What do you think? Do... Didn't the post just get interesting? Click on the post title to read the complete blog ..read more

I am sure that you would have heard about a devotee claiming to have had a conversation with the god in some form or the other and going gaga about it. Such claims are usually followed with more questions than curiosity, also doubts are raised about the claims being genuine. That's natural, right? Have you come across such a claim by a person that you know? If yes, do share in the comments below. I recently read a book titled I Don't Want To Meet Lord Krishna!, a fictional take on meeting Lord... Didn't the post just get interesting? Click on the post title to read the complete blog ..read more

I am sure, most of us, at some point or the other in our lives do get a thought to start something of our own, of being a businessman/businesswoman or the modern day term entrepreneur. Even if you wouldn't have thought of it, you would have been suggested so by the people around you as they see some great potential in you to set up some large business empire. Don't we? I think that's quite natural because that's innate to human  to  lead, especially lead in terms of minting money.... Didn't the post just get interesting? Click on the post title to read the complete blog ..read more

Success, as we all would have read and to some extent experienced as well that it is a very relative term and would mean different things to different people. Instead of concentrating on the efforts one is putting in, they end up worrying more about the process and wonder if it would guarantee success. I think that one should enjoy the entire process of aiming towards success and celebrating the journey. One shouldn't get bogged down by societal definition of success and only, specifically,... Didn't the post just get interesting? Click on the post title to read the complete blog ..read more

Janhavi Samant, author of the book Faaltugiri And Other Flashbacks recently spoke with me and answered the interview questions. To read more about her book you can visit Book Review : Faaltugiri and other flashbacks - Janhavi Samant. -- Interview with author Janhavi Samant --Note: The questions are in Red. Q: A published book is all the hard work coming to life, how does it feel to hold a copy of your book “Faaltugiri And Other Flashbacks”? A: To be honest, it feels... Didn't the post just get interesting? Click on the post title to read the complete blog ..read more

Who wouldn't remember the terror attack that happened on the CRPF convoy in early 2019 at Pulwama. It was one of those dreadful events in the valley that raised various questions about the security of our army personals, the ever growing turmoil of the localites, integrity of the people within the system and all this happening at a time when the general elections were to be held. There were multiple viewpoints ranging from the staging of the event for political gains to narratives about... Didn't the post just get interesting? Click on the post title to read the complete blog ..read more

Unlike any other age brackets that we fall into, childhood has to be the most important one in shaping up our beliefs. If you disagree, do let me know in the comments below. Faaltugiri And Other Flashbacks, a book written by Janhavi Samant, is a memoir about her growing up days in Dadar, a suburb of Mumbai aka the Bombay of the 80's and the sequential evolution of everything around her, from people to politics, from balcony to Bollywood and from errands to everyday. As a fellow... Didn't the post just get interesting? Click on the post title to read the complete blog ..read more

Often, it is said that India is one of the largest democracies in the world and with almost zero resistance it gets accepted. Why does this need to be said over and over again? As a reminder? To prove? Or reinstate the same for political reasons? Well, that should be left to everyone's understanding and sanity. There are many stories that keep revolving around this, and one such story is written by author Vijai Singh Mankotia. The author Vijai Singh Mankotia has written a book titled, "Upheaval... Didn't the post just get interesting? Click on the post title to read the complete blog ..read more